How can I my 2004 Honda Goldwing mic to work with my Garmin Zumo 665 to answer my cellphone? The phone bluetooth connection works fine with the Garmin in my car, but my Honda mic does not work through the Garmin. What can I do? Seems like the Honda OEM mic system is not compatible with the Garmin Mic input. How can I adapt my honda connection to my Garmin 665 so that I can answer my cellphone which is connected via bluetooth to my Garmin?

is the battery working fine.

What I did was got an aftermarket holder for the GPS and plugged it
into a cigarette lighter holder, commonly available at auto parts stores, that I wired to the battery .

Hello,

The microphone input from the Zumo 665 motorcycle mounting cradle is the smaller 2.5mm jack.
Be sure to use this one as some microphone jacks will require a 3.5mm to 2.5mm adapter.
The audio output is the 3.5mm jack.
Be sure not to confuse the two.
It may be necessary to have a custom 5 or 7 pin DIN adapter made to connect between the GW audio system and the Zumo.
It would be best to consult with your local Honda GoldWing dealer for more information on interfacing the GW audio system.

Hello,

Please describe exactly what the problem is so that we can better provide an answer.

I have a motorola phone, and it's fine.
I have paired the phone to the zumo, and the phone is set to connect to the zumo automatically.
Check the phone is set up this way, and all should be well.
Hope this helps.

Connector block at the base is stuffed. Needs to be replaced.

Have you connected the device to the computer and run webupdater? Mine showed up with a bluetooth firmware upgrade. Bluetooth works fine, however, lost the functionality of the phonebook after the update. Sometimes you win sometimes you loose

Try the garmin webupdater with the unit connected to the computer to see if your bluetooth firmware is the latest. Beware however, I lost phonebook functionality!

I have recently purchased a Zumo 550 and successfully copied across selected phone book entries from a Nokia N95 without the need to use any additional apps:-

1) Assuming the N95 and Zumo are paired via BlueTooth
2) In N95 Contacts - use 'Mark' / 'Mark All' as necessary to select the contact entries you wish to transfer to the Zumo 550
3) In N95 Contacts - select 'Options' then 'Send Business Card' then 'Via Bluetooth'
4) Select the Zumo 550 device from the list of paired Bluetooth devices
5) Contact data is transferred from N95 phonebook to Zumo 550 phonebook

Interestingly, Garmin don't seem to list the Nokia N95 as being a supported device on their website, but the above process worked for me!!